Scientific American Magazine

Half or Three-Quarters

The Weather and the Crops

Steam Engines in St. John

Look Forward

Issued from the United States Patent Office

Clark's Fraction Horse Power

What a Hog Can Do

Musical Fish

Freaks of a Sailor

A Queer Chap

Nonsuiting a Creditor

Changing Gear

Industrial League

Hudson River Railroad

Newburgh Yacht

Gold and Silver Ore

Gold and Silver Mines of America

Knapp's Summer Beverage

A Model Factory

New York Canals

British and French Railroads

Launch

Melancholy Effects of Folly

New Hydraulic Apparatus

Coal-Fields in Virginia

Melancholy Accident

Ship Ventilation

Fever

Women

Uses of Wood

A New Invention

Late From Mexico

Canada Mining

Gearing

Chapel of the Medici

Office Hunting

Dividend

The Chinese Junk

Copper and Silver Mines, Mexico

Idle Daughters

The Abuse of Ether

A Steam Horse

The American Mechanic

Western Boats

To Construct a Cheap Galvanic Pile

The Calculating Negro

Consumption

The Albany Knickerbocker on the Dignity of the Lowly

Foreign Officials

Singular Patent

Improved Power Loom

Wire Fences

Another Corn Dryer

Improved Truss

Atmospheric Railway

Self-Moving Ferry Boats

Improvements in Calico Printing

The Square of the Circle

Gutta Percha Hose Cylinder

Double Acting Water Wheel

Electric Telegraph of Philadelphia

Yeaman's Improved Wheat Fan

Purifying Oils

Refining Tallow

Smelting Copper Ore

Acquire Information

Ancient Minehead

Albany Agate and Glass Works

Hand Loom Weaving

To New Subscribers

A Dark Picture

The Screw

Mistakes of Science

Over the Sea Curiosities

Etherization

Government Steamers

Wives of Working Men

Supposed Population of the World

Mechanical Force of the Cataract of Niagara

One in a Thousand

An Echo

Steam Navigation in South America

Height of Water in the Lakes

Times' Improvements in the Oiling of the Journals of Railroad Cars

General Taylor's Portrait

A Vegetable Snake

Cleaning Harness

The Teeth

First Volume

Mechanics Mutual Protections

Solution of Silk

Drugged Liquors

Gutta Percha

Scientific American

New Stone

Aventurine Glass

Golden Glass

Buckwheat for Coloring

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